jay guy to california

[linkdapimp]

not that it matters but i honestly thought this "guy" was going to be in the big 12...at least he isnt going to our rivals california on the trail

 

[Scipio Tex]

Cal runs a 3-4. Guy is a true NT. He made a great, informed choice. He can focus on plugging the run and controlling the LOS and his pass rushing liabilities won't matter.

Obviously, it's a great school too.

 

[71grad]

They are having a rant on TexAgs. Lots of talk about losing a recruit to a second rate football school.

 

[geezerhorn]

That seems logical, third rate should lose to second rate.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

There's a thread over there which claims that A&M beats California when it comes to education.

 

[Soviet Union]

What will they say when Jake Matthews chooses SC?

 

[gobears92]

**** ************* AGGY....piece of **** school...

 

[Burnt Orange Bevo]

I did a summer internship in 1999 in the Bay area for a UT alum there. Absolutely loved the region, except for maybe the cost of housing. I can see how Jay Guy could have a tough time choosing between the Bears and Aggies...

-- Beautiful Bay area vs. College Station
-- California vineyards vs. Blue Bell ice cream
-- Cal female cheerleaders vs. milk men yell leaders
-- Berkeley academics vs. Aggie academics
-- Silicon Valley technology/entrepreneurship vs. sheep husbandry
etc.

Yes, it's easy to see how Cal vs. ATM could be a tossup.

The only beefs I had with California were the higher housing costs and gas prices (state-mandated fuel requirements I think), and rush hour traffic that could be a pain. Other than those items and maybe the earthquake risk factor, the San Fran and Berkeley (and San Diego) areas are amongst the most beautiful I've seen.

 

[linkdapimp]

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[coolhorn]

Let's lay off of any criticism of Blue Bell ice cream here! Some homemade vanilla is almost enough to keep a player from heading out to the coast.